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Jimmie said he had heard the whole
transaction with the groceryman,
and if he didn't get the four melons
and the $50 he would have the
farmer arrested for compromising a
felony, and would show it was a put
up job on the groceryman. SO the
farmer paid Jimmie the $50 and
gave him the four melons. That
night Jimmic's five companions
met him. Then he told them the
whole thing had been found out by
the tracks they made in the corn
field and that he had saved them all
from State Prison by compromising
with the farmer in showing him
where the melons were buried, and
that the farmer believed they had
been put up to it by somebody else.
Then Jimmie said "Boys, I've got
one OF thOse melons, ana let's go
down in the field and eat it,
"And so the boys went with jim
mic and ate the melon, and thank
ing him, they all went home, believ-
ing Jimmie to be the best boy
among them. And that same night
Jimmie took to his own house three
big watermelons. Since that night
Jimmie has grown to manhood and
has been operating in Wall street.
and recently was engaged in a large
financial transaction, which he con-
Quoted on the same plan that he
carried out in the watermelon bust
ness, and with the same success"
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Street Manners.

There ought to be difference be-
tween house and street manners.
Yet some people conduct themselves
on the street in the same way as
they act in their houses. The place
that is our own, either by lease Or
purchase, we can take liberties in
that are not proper on the street,
whico is not our, but is shared in by
all. The street is common property.
The public owns it.
AS no person has right to OBJ
struct the sidewalk with boxes and
barrels to the hindrance ofany one
so no one has a right by his own
body as an obstruction to block up
the highway. Groups of persons
will often stand ON street-corners,
straight in the way of the busy pro-
cession of walkers. They are talk
ing, and forget themselves. They
are waiting for car or stage-but
there they stand, and every lady
and gentleman on the street must
walk around them to get by. This
is often NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
it is selfshness on the part of those
Of those doing it, 1t is easy to stand
on one side to talk or to wait.
Then some people too lazy selfish
or ignorant to do their share of the
turning out. When two persons are
approaching upon the same line of
the sidewalk, it is evident that if
neither "turns out" there must be a
collision. In this country it is the
custom for each to turn little to
the right-half a step by both will
sufiice--so they clear each other,
and the labor has been shared alike.
Now, the man who doesn't care to
turn, but takes a bee line, humping
against others with his shoulder, or
sticking them with his elbow, shows
a downright lack of respect for the
rights of others, and makes himself
a nuisance.
Again, there is a bold, dashy,
cheap way some have of showing
themselves off, and of SO parading
as to attract attention. That is an
offense to worthy quiet people, and
an infringement upon their rights.
We have seen some persons stare
and speak on the street in a way
that cut right across the prophecies
and rights of others. The public
altogether everyone owns the
street. There is an undivided and
perpetual interest and ownership of
it. If we bear this in mind, togeth-
er with the fact that we do not own
it chiefly, then some may be helped,
who had treated the street as though
it were their backyard.
Your true gentleman and lady,
whether dressed in costly or mex
pensive clothing, move quietly and
kindly through the street, attracting
no special notice to themselves, and
always conceding to others the share
of space belonging to them on the
highway.
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~ REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY DEL, October LIST 1881
Upon the application OF Mary Nc 'Onaughey
Administrators OF William McCOnaughey late OF
Pencader Hundred, In said county deceased It is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrators aforesaid give notice OF granting
OF Letters OF Administration upon the estate Of
the deceased, with the date OF granting thereof,
by causing Advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date OF such Letters in six
OF the most public places Of the county OF New
castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same, or abide
by an Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided; and also cause the same to be inserted
within the same period In the DELAWARE LEDGER
a newspaper published In Newark, Del, and to
be continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal OF ONCE
OF the Register aforesaid, at Wilmington,
IL. 81 In New Castle county aforesaid. the day
and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register,
NoTlCE.-An persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested 20 the Administrators, on
or before october list 1888, or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided
MARY McCoNAUGHEY, Administrators.
ADDRESS, Newark, Del oct. 15-2m.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Frame Barn, Wagon House, Corn Crib
and other necessary outbuildings.
This very desirable farm is situate
within two miles of Newark, Delaware,
one-half mile of Cowantown and is con-
venient to railroads, schools, churches,
mills, etc. The land is of good natural
quality and is excellently located for
either a truck or dairy farm.
TERMS-Theterms ofsale as prescribed
by the decree are that one-third of the
the day of sale, and the residue in two
equal instalments at six and twelve
months respectively from the day of
sale, credit payments to bear interest and
to be secured to the satisfaction of the
trustee. Expense Of deed TO be betrayed
by the purchaser. VIM. S. EVANS,
I. j. ScoTT, Auctioneer, Trustee.
Oct cots.
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sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Nov. 9. lsi
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county in equity, passed
in cause No. 14S6 equity docket, the sub
scriber as trustee will sell at public auc-
ton at the Court House door in the town
Of Elkton, Cecil county in the State of
MarVland ON
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Wilmington and Northern RaiOad.
Timetable, in effect May 10. 1857
GOING NORTH.
Daily (except sunday

sssDaily ~ eat,,.,1a,, on1v
=, Vn saturday only Will leave Wilmington at
II u m for Newbrldge Dupont and all inter
n on Sunday leave Wilmington at 8 Oe q. m. for
French Creek Branch Trains
Leave 81. Peters $50, a m, and 70 2b. d m week
GAYS and 55 m on Sundays.
Arrive springfield 7,25. a M. and 1 0Op m on
week days, and II on Sundays.
GOING SOUTH.
Daily Except Sunday
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Don't

let that cold of yours run on. You
think it is light thing. But it may
run into catarrh. Or into pneumonia.
Or consumption.
CaIarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is death itself
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of all distractions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured
by the use of Boschee's German Syrup.
If you don't know this already, thou
sands and thousands of people can tell
you. They have been cured by it, and
"know how it is, themselves" Bottle
only 70 cents. Ask any druggist.
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The Prompt Clerk.

A young man was commencins
life as clerk. One day bis employer
said to him: "Now tomorrow that
cargo of cotton must be gotten Out
and weighed, and we must have O
regular account of it."
He was a young man of energy
This was the first time he had been
intrusted to superintend the execu-
ton of this work he made his ar.
rangements over night, spoke to the
men about their carts and horses,
and resolving to begin very early in
the morning, he instructed the la
borers to be there at halfpast four
o clock. So they set to work, and
the thing was done and about ten
or eleven O'Clock his master came in
and seeing him sitting in the count
ing-house, looked very black, sup
posing that his commands had not
been executed.
81 thought" said the master, "you
were requested to remove that cargo
of cotton from the boat this morn
ing"
at is all DONE" said the young
man land here is the account of it,"
He never looked behind him from
that moment, neyerl His character
was fixed, confidence was establish
ed. He was found to be the man to
do the thing with promptness. He
very soon came to be one that could
not be spared he was as necessary
to the firm as one of the partners.
He was a religious man and went
through a life of great benevolence,
and at his death was able to leave
his children an ample fortune.
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Executors Sale
TO
CLOSE ESTATE.

The farm late of VIM. Slack, deceas-
ed on Chestnut Hill, near Newark, Del,
containing $50 acres, will be for sale un-
til Dec. /. at private sale only 1t has a
paying peach orchard and a good show
of Iron Ore. Apply at premises to
Nov. Sim. John Slack, Executor.
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WEDNESDAY, November Is, 1887


all that farm or tract of land and prem
ises, situate, lying and being in the
Fourth Election District of Cecil county
aforesaid, OH the public road from Cow
antown to Christiana Church, adjoining
the jackson School House property,
Henderson heirs and others, containing
Ga Ia AGFE5
of land more or less, and being the same
farm or tract Of land whereof DR.. Reuben
II. Tut died seized and possessed and
being more particularly described in a
deed from Ruth N. Turf to DIR. r. ii. Tuft
bearing date the 10th day of February
1880 and now of record in ]. A. D., No. l
folio 81 &c, one of the Land Records
Books for Cecil county aforesaid to which
said deed reference is hereby made for
that purpose.
The improvements consist of q good
new two and a-half story
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Surplus over $25O,0OO
PERFECTLY SAFE AND RELIABLE.
Losses pATp pRoMprLY

Six per cent. allowed on all bal
ances standing to credit of members
when said balance is Five Dollars
or more, thereby lessening the cost
of insurance to members. dec3O
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French Creek Branch Trains,
Leave Springfield II - IA m, and 20 p N "
week days, and 10 a m on sundays. q,
Arrive 81. Peters Il 40 m and 20 p m Vl +
week days, and 70 m on sundays -,
On saturday only Will leave Dupont STATION y ~ 4
90 and 2 p m, Newbridge at ~ and 10 pm
for Wilmington and al intermediate points t.,
For connections at Wilmington, Chaddt H.
Junction, Lenape, Gainesville, WAynesburg Jsia
ton, Birdaboro, and Reading see time-apivs ~,
All stations, " b, HBBAan, Genh. Pass AEen
A.G. AccAusLAsp, sup't.
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Bill Heads, Letter Heads,
and a general class of printing
done at this office
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-11-19
1855.
4a4y.


NEWARK, DELAWARE.
agent for the Kent County Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., of Dover, Delaware, In
sures against loss Of Fire, issuing Mutual
Policies only under which Payments are
made annually in advance during mem
bership, and on ccasing TO be members
whatever remains uneXpended after pay
ing loses, expenses and dividends are re-
turned, thereby furnishing Insurance at
cost. Dividends returned after the
second annual payment. Aug22tf
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
The President Of the United States having BY
nus proclamation designated Thursday the 6ith
aaay OF November A. D., 1885, as q day or General
thanksgiving aud Prayer;
Nov, therefore, ], Benjamin r Biggs, Governor
OF tne state or Delawaro, deemng It right and
pr, per that a general Observance OF the day
should Do had, do request that all citizens sus-
pend their secular lab0rs on that day, and that
lhey assemble In their respective places OF re-
nglous worship and there offer up their thanks
70 Almighty God for the manifold blessings be-
slowed upon us all during the past wear, and 10
invoke the aid OF the Author 81 an good for our
future guidance and prosperity.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
lJ~~l hand and caused the Great Seal OF the
4 SEAL State 70 be hereunt0 afiixed at Dover.
49, the seventh day Of November In the
year or our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-seven and the Independence OF the
United States the one hundred and twelfth.
BY the Governor
JOHN 2. SALISBURY,
Secretary ofstate.
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WORKING CLSASS Attention

We are now prepared to furnish all classes
with employment at home the whole az the
Time, or for their spare moments. Business
new, light and profitable Persons OF either
ing, ond proportional sum by devoting ali
their time to the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly ms much as men. That all who
see ms may send their address, and test the
business, we make this oifeR. 10 such as are
not well satisfied we will send one dollar 10
pay for the trouble OF writing, Full particu.
lars and outfit free. Address GEORGE sim
SON Co., Portland, Maine.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
SRA Wo,t til utah.

5plsenbe moriumme Siitorie b~erettes
/ italienite Qpiier:
Gn / &Oms fuinbelise areoie meset
af6olbt Sage, @uitauo Winnacanti, bar
traabt / iutimt 6orbolb til Ell rig arles
~ritanit Game. 5rpfen Bettina, laa
bebte ben buibe @ubinoe, bnpbe iprlopet
Jig meo ben unge 8uinoej9ser % bar
reiit / 5orpeien til lit Sjem, bpprtil
Minnacanti en- Sib eIter Ifuloe fplse
benoe.
Neppe bar bun imiolertib i~urluunoen
f6r Minnacanti ltpnOte fig meo at til
bpoe i'm Saano % 9ierte til en- nna
Game ira Miin6en.
Sg1aa oenne Gang ianot en- bpitioeli9
5orlooelie Steb. Wen lllpffen fommer
ItebIe. 9iben pa Dor 0oftpr Ifuloe
ialbe / Armene paa gtr. / bar fommen.
Nr. 2 oreu iprigere enb nosenlinoe paa
meo 6iItermaalet. Spao giDr Iaa Dor
line 99se? San leier fig / al Semme=
lisbeo en- 8abptsplabs paa ct mellenl
Neapel % Neiu 0orf saaenbe 9ampitib
/ ben lfiulte Seniigt at 9aa ilanc / @iz
braltar % iaa blioe fri baabe Ger. l % 2.
Gn paffer Dag / December bar 81.
f~Oriuunben fra Epm. 9en fprlnbte
Srub bar utrpiteli9; men - beito slaz
bere bar 9oftoren, oa 9ampifibet lasbe
til / Gibraltar!
San 9aar irabOrbe, o9 meo ct b6it
Sfrig fditer 8ruben 9tr. 2 Jig unoer
Carer ps 8ebreioelier IND til ben Ero-
lsi es 8rpit. Miinhens foleliesfuloc
9atter par pr. Sernbane reiit eiter
6lp9tniugen % bapoe inobe. tet bam.
Men en- lllptte fommer albris alene
g%tepIaaet Og 9rgerli9 panbreoe Sanger
meo jim Sruo til 6otelet, bppr be latte
lig neo peb ct Yprp. Winnacanti
iom inbiaa llmuli9beoen al Ell nj
5lu9t, iDste at trpite Zig ueo Suppen uf
6iifeu, ba Der plubieliS fra Sorhet:
anben @noe ltprter ct Srueutimmel
ben til BAN, Sa6leau!
Den forelifeoe Gulerifanerinbe pal
reiit iin @terefe tntpbe tit @ibruftuI
for at berebe bam Ell bebaselis Suer
raifelie.
Oct iiges, at be9ge 9anterte ianO
fig / i'm Sfipbne, O9 at SO. MI TANNER
meb fine Sjrreiter bar tiltraubt &eiiel
til lltab.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
81 Mars beloi9 ~&tobmanos:
p~irfiombeo.

SibItleoen Soc Marts bapbe 6r. 6.
3. Sausen fin 10saari9e 6ebielsbag
Tom ajsbmano / 9ecpra9. s Nosem-
Der 1870 beopnbte ban ipm Sanoels.
betjent hos Spperipn for ben taruelise
Coming al SIS pr. Waareb. Otter
Der at bape lat iig inb / 5urretnin9en /
6 Nar, beapnote ban % 6r, q. 8eierion
Ell lioen Nauoel; bet a 10 in9en itpr
aapital, De funbe lRs9e ub, men oct
itrot BOG Iaa langt, at De fjebte SDpers
Iens Sarebe6ploning.
Saa fom Der 4 Nar, fulbe al Glib %
SlGb; tbi Wange buffer pitt be magre
Iar ira 1877 til 1881; ben9ang bar
Oct for np9en bper Blot at iuge pnn
9abben, % oerfor ipntes ogiaa Sr.
8cieriun, at Oct par tiseioa subt al
trGffe Jig til6ase.
Sra ben Sib bar Sr. 0du9er orepei
0anbelen alene, % mere pg mere bar
bans Omietnin9 pOret, itDot og itaoist.
Ser er life mango &jsbmRno / De
corab, life eu9an9 / ben noropeitligC
Gel at Soma, iom fan opuiie en- heloi:
sere 8irflombep. s 2Dbet al Nare
1886 iolste ban &arer for $4,000, %
Ifintnin9en er upret for buert gar.
Oct lile 2pfale, buor ban fgrIt be
9pnbte iUm fin e9en Mano, fjpbte ban
men ueb 5%ilbpgnin9er % Gafbob iol
Mel % Salt, fan ban MI pi'e, at bai
bar fulst meo Eioen pg bar Stun 70,
Bet itpre Eager, ban oltio bar paa Saan
ben.
Sr. Sauaeu fan Tom Sprretninss
mano itaa lom ct ipl9epGrbise Grem
pel for eubper fremabitrGbenbe I'M!
Manp, Der bar ct Die ipr Sonbelsper
bener, % set ital bore iast, at ban, ii
5robs for i'm iorbplb8ois urtge Aloer
BOG enbnu fan Opfepe Of bliue en- be
Stprrelie / 0anoelsperbenen.
Sr. Sansen bar altib pGret forii9tig
flog, ilitti9 o9 %pfonomilt i bele jim 6Grr
men paa famine 9io Dog altiO I9roi
til at biora9e til Oft, Ipm funoe bibrag
til Opens 2aru pg Seoite. Set treffe
iis 10 laa oite, at 0ecorab 5~orretninss
fulf iaa at iige tuinses til Sen9euot9l
linser baabe til bet gne os BET Inoe
Sr. Sausen bar aloris unpilaaet Jig 10
at POE fin Nnbel.
San bar pio1t, bpab bet pil iise sjer
mem Iuilerne at labe Soft pibe, boa
Yarer ban bulber, us De biai9e Triie,
man faar Dem for, % uloris bar ia
last mere, emo ban altib bar bplot.
vi er lpffelis oper at BABE en- iaa bel
big 8ipbmanp blanpt os % tiaise e
laaban S9bersmano.
(Gfter "Republican".)
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
SRA gNaibim9tom YrGric.
@inneibeif 60, 12te Marts 1887.

2StItlelpeI w. l2le Utdrls 1881.
pa Der er ubipreot ct ialift &pste
ON, at ies IfIloe bore Marias til, at
@opbplle Yoit Office blep discontinued
at Yoit Office Departmental, iaa pil jes
berueo sipre &eoe for, at famine er en-
infam 2psr, ubiat al on~oifabsfuloe 9uns
ger, bullet leg meb COB Samuittisbeo
Tan beuiie ior bpilfenipmbelit Masiitrat.
Seq fit Srbre al Departmental til at
bente Healen % Inbet, bsrenoe til
famine Office, ba Departmental aniau
@opopile Soft Office for pnerhpbigt.
Seq aolDb ben Srore, jes fit, ba ies an
iaa bet ior min Elist at aolpbe mine
S%peroroneoe i ben Sag. % ies tror ilet
life, at Yoltmeiteren peb @oObpine bapbe
iparet @aibington Yr9rie Eoit Office,
buis ban bauoe fact famine Srore; ieg
t9nfer, Departmental peb, bpab bet sjSr,
ps bet nptter tibet for en- Yerion alene
at ubrpboe ct ToIt Office, Der maa / al
5alo Gn. ipm bar mere Snbhpbelie til,
eno ies bar, % ies oil oeriUr bore fri
for iaabanne infame 8eifploninser, ion,
blot er ubiprebte for at iette mig i iaa
let ct Rpste ipm mulist, forbi be trpr,
at be paa ben Maaoe fan faa lulfet
@aibinston Yr9rie til fig, liseiom BE-
for siorbe meb @ooooile. 0ooopias
blep taset berfra, buor @aibinstou
Yrarie M er, paa ben Maace, at be,
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
"le Hinges Sorbuub"

ieirer 9prba9s Niten ben 2ben april
Iarsoasen for i'm Stiftelie meb en- Set
paa Stepers Saa. Sermeb bat Sore
ninsen Den bpbbelte 6enii9t at ifaffe Jig
ielp % fine 9enner Ell bDggelig Iiten
lamt ocb Oct mulise Sperifuo al Snos
tG9terue at banne eli Se9pnoelie til
6ono for ct Sibliotbet. - "Ge lln9es
2prbuno" bar iii %sSormnal at plrfe for
5remme al Splpsning, 9ooe SGoer us
iuno 9ammeratitab blunbt lln9bOmmen.
Oct bar ct 2riepprelle, buor Npbeoss
blade % 9ibsltrifter, babe uorite %
engelite, itabi9 lis9er poa Sorbet. -
s Oct iibite Saluaar bar 5Ureuingen
osiaa bOlpt ~reselm9sli9e 8istusiipns
mpber, bpor tiosmGsiiae @mner er
blepne ~bebanblebe, n%apnlig er Gfbploss
iasen tomuen Itrrft tilorbe.
Smiplertib er Granger til ct Siblios
t6et blepen mere % mere iplelis.
5preniusen bar life &en9e, % ben bar
life 9pit til at ta9e 3i9aerItapen; Der
for tilluoer ben fig at inobpbe ollie oa
@nbper til Soften. Den bar Iitret Jig
Yroi. Ofteoabl fra minneapolis til
6eittaler. "2uren" % college Strin9.
bano" giper NIB @aranti for ben mlia
falite Gel al YrDgrammet. 9'Srr.
.. Sclm % y. Sro9b pptrGoer tililni
i en- lioen SARGE af .. 6. Guoerien,
betitlet "Gn Stat / Rpsfilbe". Sao
ierueres Der Soririlfnin9er. Oct Selt
foiter ior en- enfelt GerSon so Gents
for en- 5nmilje $i.00. Stuloc imibler.
tio ben tuinoelise Del al 6amiljen iinbe
at $l.o0 er for tibet, ifal ri oplpie, a
hi meo itpritc Safncmmeli9beo mpota
ger imaa % ltpre Bibrag / 6prm a
&aser eler anbet Munb9pot,
Suit altiaa paa 9%litenen Den 2oel
Npril.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23

Froiesioren (ioet ban pm Murse=
men ier aaheboroet impffet meb 8lpm.
iter os aaser): "Suor ieltlist! Suar
betpeer bog bette?"
Yrofesiprinben: "Wtin Graduation
til Din 8rplupsbas!"
Trpiesioren: "9af for SpmarfIom.
bepen. Sab mig MI bare life siemme
bin Srpaupsbas, at jes fan sipre @ien.
slGlo paa en- pasienbe Maaoe!"
Stnoenten: Gpr iss ipprse Gem
6rpfen gmilie, boprlebes 9e bar lppet
/ Nat?
- So, meset sobt lise til &luffen
IL; men oa bespnbte npsle brufne
Sfraalbalie at sipre &palm uoenfor, ga
pa bar bet sanite forbi meo Spunen.
Vt, min Srpten, bet bar 10 en-
Serenaoe, ION jes ps musle geuner
braste Gem.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
Smtaaplut.

De Sr9fiusle, iOm si9ltebe ps meo
tit Seios alIerebe for ct Yar Tiger iiben,
bar %piitnuf fDlt Jig temmelis ~ifuffet. Scat
til Manbas lasbe Der Zig ct Snebefte
pper Warf % Stop.
= 5srite Manbas / Npril fommer
9ownibip 5ruitees, iamt "2o,pns ps
gitp Councils" iammen for, ium equal
ling boards at sjennemsaa be al be iprs
ifjeaise Gsiesiprer ubfaroisebe Stattes
litter. DC, Der maatte finoe fig misicrz
nsiet meb ben Dem ilisnebe Sfat, bar ba
Gnleonins til at fremtomme ueo fine
Snbuencinser.
Manoas Abe Ipril ST. y Otter.
miooa9 aibolbes Der i Gitp SaI 8ala
paa Sranbmajur FAINT lite % 2ben 9o-
jutant.
- Ieo Yals paa Collaboration
@eit Secprab ialbt Stemmerne paa 6.
%. Surbid os Sames Bomb iom Giret-
tgrer.
- Waior 6. 8. Sitdcod er tpmmer
tilbase fra @aibinston.
Com Tr9it for "@race Gbur6"
er &eu. %. 8. 2lupo palst. San ba,
tiolisere u9ret aniat i CEDAR Sails.
= garneual Walferaben ifal eite,
5%urlpoenbe baue peret en- Sufces.
= 5lere 5armere ital Mi for Fiber
pare ubiat for, at @jserne faiter aalp
Mr. u. .. 9bomas ifal paa 6runt
beiai babe miitet Here Of fine prastis,
f~aloblobs Sereioros a%reaturer.
&jpbmanb s.. s. Sausen er til
bose eiter fin Snbfjpbs Rei,e / giteu
San bar fisbt garer bells i Nep yorf
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-23
Sonbcm og @usmauben.

@n Sonbe baobe Ell Susmano, Der
rapieoe liht peo 2eittssttes. 9ette mef>
febe NOT Sonben pfte, men iItebetipr at
labe 6am fOnlme i Yolittets &lor, o9mte
ban bam lelp, 3. b. I. ban fanbt altio
paa ct eler unoet Gaao tit at iaa poe
lagt 3poetpIterne, uben at Spuen funoe
mGrfe, ban bar ppoaset fsreno / iioite
Sieblif, ba "Sbel9sgellens Seoeritp9s
9eli9beo fpm pper bam."
Gnsans Silsmanoen terlfeoe, baube
ban iunbet en- Spnierebe, bpori Der bar
mango sgs. Sou bruste Susmanoen en-
meset bpi 5iltbat, os / benne lasoe ban
sG9gene. pa ban itulbe itb til Mftens,
bebplot ban Satteu paa os pilbe llet
intet lpile. Sette fanot Spnben beipns
berlist, % ban anebe npf, at Der bar
llsler / MOien. 9a Susmanben ifuloe
saa, gift Wanben / al archaeological
ben til bam % iasoe | en- uenoelis ipps
seiulb Zone: "9u er bel mil, at bu
fommer isjen imorsen usiaa bu ba =
Sams!" ps iamtiois bermeo trpffepe ban
al al i'm Mtast Satten neb oper Grene
paa ben ~itatfels Spnber, iaa baaoe
9gssebpioen ps Blommen fosieoe pmt=
firing benz.
Gn '~fraloenbe 9atter bar al ben Croft,
2ppsu fit.
Gn anoen Gang baooe lamme ISusz
manb i%tiaalet ct Tar WGrfer Smpr.
Bette maatte psiaa siemmes | Satten.
Sonben ifjpnte osiaa bette, ps Stanbrei
ifuloe Der ielpislselis boloes meo BET
famine. Oct par pm S%ulefu9loen, os
Susmanpen piloe psiaa mi saa noen al
bape ipiit. Men 8onoen piblte mol
&aab. San BAD Susmaneen meo lis
no / &ammeret, lauebe ct spot Slas
9obbp % lasoe bpstis | aatfelopnen.
Susmanben bebolot ielufplselis Satten
paa, % Soneen bao BAN heller life al
tase ben ai. "3u iaar ilptte big bort
til Opnen, Sans." iaspe Susbono.n
"bet er for tulbt per," iaspe ban. "@ei
bar bet list fig bet, Do, bet par ba iaa